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Ear Candling
What is Ear Candling
Ear Candling, (also called “ear coning”) is a gentle and stress reducing practice that cleans out earwax and debris from the ear cana.
During the session, a hollow cone made of natural fibers and wax is placed at the entrance of the ear. The cone is lit and you rest comfortably while the warmth and soft crackle create a deeply relaxing atmosphere. The cone is burnt down to about 5 or 6 inches which takes about 20 to 25 minutes, the cone is cut open at the end of this session to see what's left inside.
This session is paired with lymphatic face massage and aromatherapy for migraine and respiratory relief, you'll be tucked in and supported for a restful hour of stillness.
Based on testimonies: ear candling has helped improved conditions associated with sinus problems, allergies, vertigo, tinnitus, migraines, chronic headaches, swimmer's ear, loss of or changes in hearing and balance!
Important note, for safety and transparency: Ear candling is a wellness ritual, not a medical treatment. Research and many medical organizations caution that it doesn’t reliably remove earwax and can carry risks (burns, wax drips, or ear-canal irritation). If you have ear pain, infection, a perforated eardrum, ear tubes, recent ear surgery, significant hearing changes, or unexplained dizziness, it’s best to skip ear candling and consult a licensed medical professional.
Is it Painful?
What Are The Cones Made Out Of
Is it Painful?
Not at all,
it is incredibly non-invasive and the experience is very gentle. At no point is heat felt in the ear canal and there is always a barrier protecting from the flame, most people are surprised how comfortable it is and often fall asleep. It's not unusual to experience subtle sensations like itching, sinus clearing or changes in pressure which are often a great feeling of relief.
How Often?
What Are The Cones Made Out Of
Is it Painful?
If you are addressing active symptoms such as: seasonal allergies, vertigo or migraines, it is recommended to have three sessions one week apart. For safe care and maintenance it is recommend every once every season.
What Are The Cones Made Out Of
What Are The Cones Made Out Of
What Are The Cones Made Out Of
Unlike store bought cones, the cones used in this practice burn longer and are handmade in Sedona, with loving care, essential oils and herbs, to best soothe and relax durring this beautiful tradition.